We enjoyed the un-fussy simplicity and interesting sounds, and most importantly, it made us want to keep playing! This part of the market features some strong competition, but the ‘Stang has proved itself once more. Specifications

I have not tested this, but I think that there is nothing stopping you(do all kinds of testing at your own risk). It should work. Last year we tried out the Fender Mustang GT 40, a portable guitar amplifier with Bluetooth connectivity and an impressive range of built-in effects. Now it has a dinkier brother, the Mustang LT25. The new model has a smaller cabinet, a lower price and fewer features but it can still produce a fair spread of gorgeous guitar tones. Is this the perfect practice amp? Fender Mustang LT25 review: What you need to knowSo there are REALLY almost endless possibilities available with this electric guitar amplifier. That’s the truth.

The Fender Mustang LT25 is a compact 25W solid-state practice amp, with an 8” speaker and digital effects processor, delivering classic electric guitar tones to get the sound you’re looking for. The user interface is easy to use which isn’t always the case with digital amps and has 30 presets which you can edit to your liking. The amp has a built-in tuner so you don’t need to spend time finding a separate tuner, and there’s a USB connector so you can record your playing on a computer or iPad. But Fender Mustang LT25 has so many pedal options build in or in Fender Tone app, that I see almost no reason to use pedals with this amp. If you want to play punk, something like older stuff from Green Day…turn the knob and find the preset 07: ”Skate Punk”.Changed the “Replace” functionality to have 30 presets instead of 50. The remaining 20 can be accessed through Tone Desktop Due to my experience, Fender mustang amps offer A LOT of different tone options(versatile), are easy to use, and actually sound good too! There's massive array of preset amp tones, but together with that you've got a classic EQ to fine tune each mode. Gain, volume, treble and bass let you adjust the levels to your exact taste. Combine that with the multitude of tone tones the Mustang is capable of creating, and you've got an almost limitless array of sounds to enjoy. Plentiful presets Otherwise, Fender Mustang LT25 takes the edge on every other category for me. It sounds equally good but is a lot more versatile.

For customers in outlying areas of the country, the price of the Extended Warranty may be marginally higher, due to the potential for higher collection and redelivery transport costs. Fender Champion 20 gives you easier usability and it looks more like a vintage guitar amp(if you like that kind of looks). Note: This LT25 doesn’t work with the phone version of the Fender Tone app. You need a computer to access Fender Tone app with LT25. What I would do: if I have a budget for Boss Katana 50, I would go with that. It’s easily better with metal tones, and sounds better overall. If an item can not be repaired, a similar alternative product or cash discount (as defined in this policy) will be offered

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The knobs are good sized and easy to turn. The built-in effects are great and I like that it has additional space in the preset area so that you can add your own personal presets. (Note: It would be nice to have an EQ pedal in the presets, but still not bad.). Other than the EQ pedal comment, this has more than enough capability for those times when I don't want to drag out a bigger amp and go through the hassle of setting it up along with my pedal board (which, again, is hard to do in an apartment). Collection and delivery costs are included for the first 2 years in the event of an item becoming faulty